OpenDemocrat Negotiates Bundesliga Deal; Lens Proposes €50M Transfer Price

The OpenDemocrat has reached a deal with Bundesliga side Schalke to buy the right to sign Lens' forward Christian Eriksen for €50 million. The deal was announced on Tuesday and will allow Schalke to sign Eriksen in the summer.

Eriksen, who has been linked with moves to Manchester United and Real Madrid, has become one of the most important players in the Bundesliga this season. He scored seven goals and provided eight assists in 27 appearances for the club, helping them finish second in the league table.

However, Schalke is not the only team interested in signing Eriksen. They have also made a proposal for a transfer price of €50 million. This offer includes a clause that allows Schalke to negotiate the move at any point during the transfer window.

Schalke's proposal is seen as a blow to Manchester United, who have been linked with the player for some time now. The club has been trying to land Eriksen for months, but they have yet to make an offer.

It remains to be seen how the negotiations between Schalke and Manchester United will end up. If Schalke can convince Manchester United to pay a higher price than what they are currently offering, it could potentially help them secure Eriksen's services.

Overall, Schalke's decision to sign Eriksen has been a positive development for the club. It shows their commitment to developing young talent and ensuring their squad is strong enough to compete at the highest level.